Art flourished in Ancient Greece, from the archaic (late 8th century--480 BC) through classical (480--323 BC) and onto the Hellenistic (323--27 BC) period.
Sculpture was prolific, particularly of the human figure. During the archaic period sculpture was mainly used in temples but later became commonplace in homes and palaces. So too did another Greek art form - mosaic.
Nearly all painting in Ancient Greece was for vases and until the 5th century BC artists worked as both potters and painters.
Art also flourished for jewellery-making.
For more detail and some examples see
tinyurl.com/greek-art-uses
for decoration and to beautify their house.
Greeks were heavily influenced by Roman art.
The depiction of the nude human figure in Greek art reflects Greek humanism-a belief that 'Man is the measure of all things
Architecture, sculpture and painting.
The first mathematical system of painting perspective
The Romans copied a lot of Greek art and had tried to re-create them in their own statues. Basically they copies a lot of Greek art. Hope this helped!
There are art lovers everywhere. Why should Greeks be any different?
the greeks concidered it a form of art :)
Because art is pretty.
Greeks very much liked art. When it came to doing it, most of it would be painting their gods and goddesses.
The Greeks loved art. They also loved art, music, and theater. They liked to play games and spend time together.
The Greeks loved art. They also loved art, music, and theater. They liked to play games and spend time together.
Probably the Greeks...
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Mostly the Greeks.
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Sculptures.